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By LEWIS STEELE Published: 03: 47 AEDT, 11 March 2025 | Updated: 04: 09 AEDT, 11 March 2025 2 View comments Everton defender Michael Keane has several clubs around the world keeping tabs on his situation with him likely to leave the club this summer. Saudi Pro League side Al Riyad and American team FC Dallas are among those watching the 32-year-old, whose deal runs out in June, with Wolves also showing an interest. Everton have a large number of out-of-contract stars also including striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin, club captain Seamus Coleman plus influential midfielders Idrissa Gana Gueye and Abdoulaye Doucoure. Several clubs around the world are keeping tabs on Everton defender Michael Keane Forward Dominic Calvert-Lewin is also nearing the end of his current Everton contract Club captain Seamus Coleman, 36, is set to see his current Everton deal expire this summer It is likely to be a summer of considerable change for David Moyes' Everton squad Given they also have five players currently on loan at Goodison Park, the Toffees are set for a summer shake-up with new owners The Friedkin Group delaying any final decisions on contracts until they are mathematically certain to be a Premier League club next season. Keane joined Everton for £30million in 2017 and has been a trusted servant but the former England international has seen his playing time limited this season due to the form of stand-in skipper James Tarkowski and young gem Jarrad Branthwaite.
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